Constructions
{Most of Jim's art has not been professionally photographed; we're working on it.}
James E. Brewton. "Spiritis Fermati pour W.C. Fields Rx ALFRED JARRY." n.d., eye cup, bottle and label. Private collection.
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James E. Brewton. "The Longest Crayola Drawing in the World."
James E. Brewton. "Three Stander Stoppages for Wall and Floor." 1967, wood, plexiglas, mixed media, 13.5" x 42.5" x 2.5". Private collection.
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James E. Brewton. "Irony Bored." n.d., private collection. This piece was one of several constructions Brewton created with accompanying diagrams. The drawing for "Irony Bored" is titled "Sleeping Irony Bored with Advice." (Stabilized, but badly damaged.)
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James E. Brewton. "Irony Bored." n.d., private collection. This piece was one of several constructions Brewton created with accompanying diagrams. The drawing for "Irony Bored" is titled "Sleeping Irony Bored with Advice." (Stabilized, but badly damaged.)
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James E. Brewton. "Kiss Cage." n.d., construction. Brewton's drawing, "Notes and Diagram for Kiss Cage without Bahrs," 1967, has been stabilized but is damaged.
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James E. Brewton. "Kiss Cage." n.d., construction. Brewton's drawing, "Notes and Diagram for Kiss Cage without Bahrs," 1967, has been stabilized but is damaged.
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James E. Brewton. "Discourse on Thinking." 1966, mixed media construction with bottle, batteries, Rudolf Serkin autograph. Private collection.
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James E. Brewton. "Discourse on Thinking." 1966, mixed media construction with bottle, batteries, Rudolf Serkin autograph. Private collection.
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James E. Brewton. "Automated Autograph." n.d., steel, 33" x 11" x 1.5". This artwork is missing; we believe at was shown in the exhibition, "Society for the Commemoration of Festivals and Fetishes," 15 May-7 June, 1967, Socrates Perakis Gallery, Philadelphia.
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James E. Brewton. "Sea Trap." 1966, coat hooks, draftwood, 22" length; framed certificate, 11.5" x 9". Private collection. Installation view at Brewton's solo exhibition, "Graffiti Pataphysic, for all mankind," 21 March-1 May, 2014, Slought, Philadelphia.
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This piece is missing. All we have is the image from a transparency....